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This Saturday, November 15th, Esteta is celebrating a year of art, beauty, and shared experiences. Join them for a unique night with live music, live art, and a DJ set by artists. While you’re there, check out @wear.nyiansu newest pieces. 
🎶 Art, music, and energy in one place 🍸 Free drink 📍 Esteta Atelier – Carrer de Pau Claris, 136, Barcelona 🕕 Starts at 16:00 by @halittaart

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Black art is making waves 🌊🎨
 From Barcelona to London, here are a few must-see exhibitions celebrating culture, memory, and identity:
🖤 El Sabor de un patacón — @sofiaarcherlab 🖤 Les nattes de mon enfance — @artmodou 🖤 Paths of Identity — @fitzmuseum_uk 🖤 Black History Month — @nationalportraitgallery

#BlackArtWorldwide #ContemporaryAfricanArt #BlackArtists #CulturalExhibitions by @halittaart

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“Art and therapy are equivalents. They both reflect essential mechanisms by which humans liberate themselves from the bondage of chaos, stasis, inertia, ennui, rage, meaninglessness, compulsion, trauma, rejection, impulse, delusion, isolation, negative judgement, guilt, resentment, emptiness, and darkness; and open the doors to creativity, growth, inclusion, acceptance, passion, expression, connection, energy, courage, experimentation, risk, adventure, engagement, purpose, wonder, commitment, self discipline, light and love.” - Margaret Weinland

Read Margaret's blog, "Art as Therapy" at halitta.art.

#Blackart #blackartists #supportblackart #emergingartists #investinart #artmarket #artcollection by @halittaart

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Africa Paper Weight by Judith Daduut (space) "This piece evokes the memory of sitting at a table, surrounded by the quiet hum of childhood routines—doing homework, sipping tea, and watching ants gather around a St. Louis sugar cube left on the table. The ants, ever industrious, remind me of the invisible labour and small joys that defined those moments. “Sugar Paper” bridges past and present, home and abroad. It reflects how the simplest materials—paper, sugar, bronze—can carry stories of nostalgia, community, and the beauty of the everyday. " Judith Dyeme Daduut (space) Available at halitta.art #supportblackart #buyblackart #emergingartists #femaleartists by @halittaart

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Divine Mother by Anisa Matthews - The centerpiece of this scarf is a freehand painting of a mother cradling her newborn, depicted with multiple arms in homage to the Hindu iconography of deities. This imagery reflects the universal wish of mothers to “have more arms” as they balance the demands of early postpartum life. The design honors motherhood as a divine act, capturing the grace, patience, and nurturing strength that mothers embody as they adapt to caring for their child. Available at halitta.art #supportblackart #buyblackart #emergingartists #femaleartist by @halittaart

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Resurrection ‘A Woman Called Suad’ is a multidisciplinary art project exploring the complex,
often silent relationship between you and your grandmother, Suad. Through fragmented
narratives, inherited gestures, and the weight of unspoken history, the work examines how
trauma, love, and resilience are passed down through generations of women. Available at halitta.art
#supportblackart #buyblackart #blackartist by @halittaart

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Does Queenette have the support of her family in her pursuit of a career as an artist? Check out this snippet from our interview with the Halitta Art featured artist! #supportblackart #buyblackart #emergingartists #femaleartist #blackartists by @halittaart

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In Sinota Ebony's Bogo Skirt Set, every thread tells a story. This design draws inspiration from the rich visual languages of the Adinkra and Bogolan alphabets—symbols deeply rooted in protection, unity, femininity, and spiritual guidance. Whether worn in daily routines or moments of reflection, each color and motif carries meaning: - 🔮 Purple for feminine power - ❤️ Red for sacrifice and transformation - 💙 Blue for harmony and peace - 💛 Yellow for beauty, status, and brilliance. Available at halitta.art by @halittaart

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Eyes by Ula Osman explores the tension between Sudan’s marginalized peripheries (conflict zones, displaced communities, silenced voices) and its political/cultural centers (Khartoum, elite narratives). The work interrogates who is seen and who is rendered invisible—through the metaphor of *eyes* as witnesses, tools of control, and vessels of memory. Available at Halitta.art by @halittaart

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"The Rainbow Serpent and Bridge to the Ancestors"
This wrapper honors Osumare, the Yoruba deity who embodies the rainbow and the umbilical cord, symbolizing the sacred link between the earthly realm and the ancestral world. Often depicted as a rainbow encircling the earth or a rainbow boa biting its tail, Osumare represents an eternal connection that binds humanity to ancestors and the divine. Like the womb, this symbol serves as a bridge for souls crossing between worlds, connecting the energy of creation with the power of feminine continuity. The serpent, an enduring emblem of feminine strength, here reclaims its role as a guide between realms, honoring the womb’s role as a sacred portal for ancestral rebirth. by @halittaart

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Did you miss out live with @art_de_la_reine_ ?
Here is one of our favorite moments!
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#blackartist #supportblackartists #buyblackart #africanart #artcollector #artcuration #artcurator #emergingartists #artistsoninstagram by @halittaart

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